Break the Sedentary Cycle
We help everyday people MoveMore through friends, family, and a little bribery—yes, we mean winning gift cards.
Would you do 30 jumping jacks for a chance to win a 20 Gift Card? If you answered yes, this is for you.
We've all been there. Life gets in the way. You go less and less, and eventually stop. Let's change that.
Stop moving for free. Your physical effort is an asset. We ensure every drop of sweat counts as a deposit toward rewards you can actually spend.
We offer chances to win real rewards like gift cards to Amazon, Walmart, Tim Hortons, Starbucks, Cineplex, and Indigo
Your parents want to stay connected to you. Use that! They won’t skip a session if it means missing a daily interaction with you. It’s motivation wrapped in care that goes both ways.
You worry about your parent's health. They're getting older, more sedentary, and it's really hard to watch them slow down.
They might not exercise for their health, but they will exercise to keep a streak alive with you. Use your relationship as the fuel.
Your workouts ping them to get moving; their exercises ping you. This back-and-forth keeps you both accountable and your mind at ease.
If they can answer a phone call, they can use this app.
We stripped away the confusion to leave only what matters.
No scrolling, no reading, no confusion. They open the app, tap the big button, and move. We hid everything else.
The only notification they get is from your exercise. It makes every reminder meaningful.
We don't ask them to run marathons. We track joint-friendly exercises like walking and arm claps.
You might skip a workout for yourself, but you won't skip it if it means letting others down.
It sounds harsh, but it works. When everyone else has done their reps and you haven't, you will get off the couch.
You can't just tap "Done" anymore. Our motion sensors track every single rep in real-time. If you don't physically move, you don't get credit.
You don't have to coordinate calendars or drive to meet up. You do your squats at lunch; they do theirs at midnight. The app syncs the effort, not the schedule.
